The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 20, 1933, Page 3

SEecccccevoessooecesuen buried. It was he who was able, to procure for me a mounted Ger- man photograph—from “the mount of which | was able to remove the gion, Heid of a Unknown to sects ts miter, Sati oon s Riccol’s Chapter 37 MORE TREACHERY “AND Fate will have ‘her little : joke, ‘wowt he?" Le Sage added. “I haven't seen, many jokes late- wy.” murmured Margaret, “Naturally dts @ Bigger joke to ‘me than to you, but I'm sure you'll ee a humorous ‘side ‘to it. “Out of a welter of treachery, the ‘hery.ot the’Kaid aud Raisul to Ii, and of iim to'them; the ery of the Malignis to the and the treachery ef Riccoli France; comes the downfall of ithe lot of them, and ‘the removal fot the obstacle to France's civiliz- jing march. “From their efforts at war, comes ‘peaee—fisal ‘péace, im this desert ‘that shall blessom Jike a rose.” photograph and substitute my own above the name end address ofthe German photographer.” “What happened to the real Herr j Schlacht, I mean?” asked Mar- garet, “1 killed him.” Margaret involuntarily drew away. “Oh, I aian"t murder him in cold, blood, my Sear. Curiously enough,’ 1 killed tim in selfdefence. As my little caravan approached his camp PIRATES TAKE OPENING con.! TEST WHILE KEY WEST “AGGREGATION COPS NIGHT CAP AT NAVY FIELD 1 bei ‘Playing a poor game on the’ to lose both ends of a. double- header yesterday afternoon to the one evening, beside a water-hole in’ | the Oued el Draa, he simply tarned his ‘men out and opened fire on ‘us, | “The treachery of the Malignis? | '—asked “Margaret. | Why, ‘what do”. “es, my Gear, black base trench: fery. Shall 1 tell.you?” “Tell nie sverything, please. The ‘more | dmow, the ‘more 4 can :per- \haps help, and the freer I shall be to do‘so.” “Well, the ergatization of wiiich fio the Sted, te thie wart of the word, discovered that the Kaid i wag daliying with Germany. Or put it the other way about, if you like. “Anyhow, ‘there were over tures, proposals and an understand. H ing. . . | Gtowas arranged that one ‘ot )Germany’s best men should come jand see the Kald, come toa definite ‘ @ treaty with '§ ef = RU-Sg asi. 5 i tt Hii e we i vebevete you'are a French éfficer, and the French secret service? He ws youlare not Herr Schiacht?*, “He knows I am a French agent, sreplied Colonel Le Sage. “He knows ‘gpae Herr Schiacht is dea@ uné were touched fer 30 hits and 29 seores, The Pirates cinched the first- half pennant with its vietory over |the Young Sluggers, the schedule, however, will be played through. This was decided upon by league’ | officials this morning. There are two more doubleheaders to be played. The scores: i RH # Pirates .. 601 011 17—17 21 1 Sluggers. 000 310 00— 4 11 10 Batteries: Q. Lopez and Vidal;| “ Bethel and Cates. RH & Key West— sseeveeq 010 016 130—12 10 2 ‘Sluggers— ae 110 000 000— 211 4 Batteries: Griffin'and Acevedo; Varela, Gates and Ingraham. ee} The person born on this day iis ;'a little too visionary. There is <-jeentain lack of initiative and a i weakness of concentration, This, \day is near the dividing line be-] ‘tween two signs and a careful istudy of beth is necessary in de- termining in which direction the YOU'LL IT HE i way to success may be found. Much depends on the individual aspects of the birth hour. will be inserted in The Citizen at} the rate of 1c a word for each in- | 2 sertion, but ‘the minimum for ‘the first’insertion in every instance is' 25e. ~ Payment for classified adver- tisements is invariably in advance, 4|but regular advertisers with ledger accounts may have their advertise- ments charged. Advertisers street address as well as their tele~ phone number if they desire ‘re- sults. With each ‘classified advertise- ment The Citizen will give free an Autostrop Razer ‘Outfit. Ask for it. ‘FOR RENT | x Ls ‘Hef salary ‘has made front page mews in a place where big pay checks recently suf- fered! fheavy ‘slashes. 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Artman, 1809 Whitehead street or The Citizen Office. janil FOR SALE fiI view the riotous colors of sun-|» seene in “The Bitter Tea of}- {| fo find that d-ean’t write-a jinejan abliition in China. set And a restless ocean of brine. i-pick up my pen to give thoughts an outlet There are ten thousand _ stars gleaming from above ‘That mock my attempt to proclaim iow they fitsin»the sky like handjCapra which plays tonight at the} J. L. Stowers Music Co. in a glove; | That beauty and they are the same. 'There’s teh rising sun yawning over the trees, The roses—they seem to smile too, (/'Whén ‘I try to write about them and ‘the bees And ‘the morning sky’s endless , blue. “Filthy treachery exclalmed: Mar- garet. i don't know whether he took us “Toudteg trom the ‘Tanezruft, or he ‘had his suspicions ot Si for the Pedro Maligni, I :know | ‘swapicions of Maligni;as } von Mittengon opened fire at .sight, and wondered . he were double double- crossing, and ‘had warned Von ‘Mit- terigen to look out for me; © — ea cbeas Mt wax, as I sty, accaso get treachery,” Margaret in deep Gagast and da- @ignation. “Yes, pretty bad. It might be ar. gued, of course,” continued Colonel ‘he ‘Sage, “that I'm as ‘bad as they ‘are; the pecelver as bad as the ‘tng for geod—not for your own per sonal profit, not making money by ‘betraying tho person who employs you, an@ trasts you.” ‘Colonel Le Sage raised his huge hand and potted Margaret's shoul- der, “Thank you, my dear. And now let’s consider the ‘Emperor Riccoll’ for just a moment.” ACoporepht, 1932, 8. A. Stobes Ca) And tomorrow the mystic word “Veiverbury” again cones 80 Le Sage's ears, THE ARTMAN PRESS PRIN E PHONE &: TING IN THE CITIZEN BLDG. PS OSS SOSH STS OOESHTO HS OO OSES EOSOSOSOSCOCE There are thousands of poets un- born every day In this world that we call our own, For they can’t pat im words what their. hearts waut to say Cause their ‘hearts ‘and minds de not one. —RALPH GARCIA, Jr. their Says Puffy to Puss, troubles our hest! 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